New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15
Netp9lork Daily Gribnae
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
| FoREIGY-Mr. Gladstones plans; speculation on
his abandonment of Home Rule. - Parnellites
wasting time. - Twelve yachts start In the
Jubilee race - Davitt and Cox to be prose-
cuted. 60 The Egyptian convention. - Rus
STA gains q point In the Balkans.=Te Terrific hall
storm in Eastern Rumelia. - Bartholdps do
rama of New-York harbor. - Prince Bismarck
worse. - Emperor William improving
: DoMEsTC-Panic in the wheat market in Chi
cago; the June option falls 20 cents busheL. -
w. L. Chandler received majority in both
branches of the New-Hampshire Legislature. 60
Hearings by the Governor on tie Central Park
Parade the Real Estate Transfer, the Electrical
Subway and the Bicycle bills. - Appeal for aid
for destitute people of Asia Minor. - Plans of
nm English firm for the new 6,OOO-tou ship ac-
.cepted. - Riot between Cleveland strikers and
negroes - Rumored embezzlement by the
secretary Of the Switchmens Association. -
The return of Confederate flags a violation of law.
- dwelling of monument to Nathan Hale.
- Convcts killed by dynamite explosion.
CITY AND SUBULBAN.-Tbe Atlantic won another
yacht race. "A vacant seat remained in the
Sharp Jury, Testimony against Captain
.Cregans methods - Farrish's treatment at
Wards Island explained. - The Rapid
Transit Commission adjourned. g. Excite
Ynent in the Produce Exchange wheat
pit. - Brooklyn Jockey Club races
won by Saxony, Tampa, Boaz, The Bard'
Hanover and Choctaw. g. Philadelphia beaten
by New-York, Louisville by the Nets. - Gold
value of the legal-tender silver dollar (41212
grams)--437sd. per ounce-7323 cents -
Stocks further depressed because of the breakup
in the great wheat speculation, making good
recoveries and closing firm.
. The decentralization for to-day: Fair
or partly cloudy and cooler. Temperature yester-
day: Highest, $40 lowest. 61o; average, 1852.
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A protest from the Board of Aldermen does
not commonly carry much weight. Still the
resolutions introduced by President Beelman
yesterday and unanimously adopted, give time
1y utterance 10 the public feeling on the qucs-
tion of preserving the city parks from in
yasion by railroads. This bad business has
gone quite far enough already. No further
spoiaton in this direction can be tolerated.
Judge Barrett said on Monday that the
Sharp jury would be completed in much less
ilay was not sufficiently rapid to indicate the
actual opening Of the trial Immediately. The
inevitable vacancy in the jury box still re
mains With the peremptory challenges of the
Hefenco exhausted, it might be supposed that
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empty chair. The Judge, however, is disposed
10 treat the defendant with the utmost fair
ness, and will not be satisfied with a Juror
who manifcsts the least deg &c of incompetency.
Four new captains are the first fruits Of the
breaking of the deadlock in the Police Board.
1t was fair deal all round, each Commissioner
naming one captain. Apparently the Civil
Service rules were not strictly regarded, since
one of the mon promoted stood at the bottom
of the eligible list of twelve. Indeed, 1t is
limited that these rules had much to do with
the delay in making the appointments. The
new captains are men of experience, and can
= doub tless be depended upon for good work In
their new positions. Two Of them have served
on the police force since 1866, one since 1867
and one since 1870.
Hearings on several important bills were had
before Governor Hill yesterday The measures
discussed included those relating to parades in
Central Park, the block system Of real estate
transfers, the extension Of the terms Of the
Subway Commissioners, and the admission of
bicycles to the parks of the State. No one
appeared In favor Of the bill opening Central
Park to the National Guard, and its defeat is
assured. On the Bicycle bill there was an in
teresting debate. The bill applies TO the
whole State, and there is no opposition TO it
except on the part Of people who drive in Cen
trail Park. petition signed by 1000 New
Workers, who object to giving whec!mcn their
rights. was sent up, but over against this was
set one with 10000 names In favor of tho bill.
If numbers count the Governor will sign the
measure.
Mr. Chandler viii go to the United States
Senate with united party behind him. Every
Republican in the New Hampshire Legislature
voted for his election, and tho joint convcn-
ton to day win merely ratfy the action of the
separate branches. A gratifying result of the
contest Is that tho party in New Hampshire is
left united. without any sores to be healed